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Forums › Windows Phone and Windows Mobile › Vodafone GRPS & Internet settings, and APN for Windows Mobile 5.0


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Topic # 74446 30-Dec-2010 13:24 Send private message

Hi, I recieved a HTC P3400 of South African origin. It is a nice little phone, however, I attempted to put in the Vodafone NZ GPRS settings, I have tried many times, but none of the attempts seem to work. Can someone please step me in the right direction? Can I please have detailed instructions please.

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  Reply # 422702 30-Dec-2010 19:07 Send private message

Quick guide FOR ALL AND ANY GPRS/3G settings:

Tap Start | Settings | Connections | Connections | Advanced | Select networks.

Tap [NEW]. Enter a name for these settings. Tap Modem at the bottom then tap the [NEW] button. Enter a name for this connection, select "Cellular Line (GPRS/3G)" then tap NEXT. Enter the APN name, then tap NEXT and FINISH.

Tap [OK] on top right, then make sure you select this new settings as the ISP name for BOTH Internet and Work. Tap [OK] on top right.






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